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Boxeo Campeones

Boxeo Campeones

Tras un gran recorrido por la renovada arena Roberto “Mano de Piedra” Durán, pasó el visto bueno de la prensa nacional y está lista para abrir sus puertas mañana, jueves, 30 de abril. La arena, cuyos arreglos ascendieron a 16 millones... (Continue reading)

Lugares Turisticos de Panama

Lugares Turisticos de Panama

Lugares Turisticos de Panama Localizado en El Cangrejo Corazón de la Ciudad de Panamá. En el Cangrejo usted podrá encontrar los mejores restaurantes, casinos, bares y una vida nocturna muy activa, por ende este lugar es uno de los mejores lugares turísticos... (Continue reading)

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Ahorro de Energia Electrica

Ahorro de Energia Electrica

GreenSwitch Para Ahorrar Energía & Dinero La tentativa de apagar todos sus interruptores y asegurar que todos sus dispositivos electrónicos estén desconectados cada vez que sale de casa o simplemente cuando no los estamos utilizando puede ser un poco difícil, especialmente... (Continue reading)

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Cane Honey Exports

Cane Honey Exports

Cane honey has proven to be an export hit for a family and their business from the Sabana Grande region in Los Santos. The family tried their luck at producing cane honey five years ago and is now paying dividends... (Continue reading)

Panama and Belgium sign agreement

Panama and Belgium sign agreement

The President of Panama, Mt Martin Torrijos and Prince Phillipe of Belgium have met to discuss and negotiate an investment protection agreement, the agreement signed by the Ricardo Duran, temporary Foreign Minister and Belgian Business Minister Vincent van Quickenborne is... (Continue reading)

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El Cevichito Bar

El Cevichito Bar

Cheap beers, vibey, close to the Pacific community of Coronado. The venue offers two main areas, the indoor bar and the outside bar with a jukebox to select your own music. The venue is ideal for those seeking a night of... (Continue reading)

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$92 million to be spent on athletics

$92 million to be spent on athletics

The government will be spending a total of $92 million on the improvement of athletics facilities, including the construction of 60 synthetic soccer fields, at a cost of $80,000 each. The synthetic fields are for the improvement of players, as... (Continue reading)

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Noriega’s fate hangs in the balance

Noriega’s fate hangs in the balance

Former military dictator General Noriega would like to return to Panama, however his prisoner of war status carries the potential extradition to France, where Noriega was tried in absentia. The French government has requested the United States to extradite Noriega... (Continue reading)

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Punta Barco

Punta Barco

Conveniently located close to the major beach resorts and facilities of Coronado, one has easy access to the beaches, equestrian club and the golf course. Punta Barco is an exclusive and very much up market area, offering the opportunity of... (Continue reading)

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Coronado, Panama: The First Beach Town

Coronado is well renowned as the first beach town of Panama.  It is approximately 45 minutes from Panama City and is known as a great Central American vacation spot.   You can easily access Coronado by traveling along the InterAmerican Highway. ... (Continue reading)

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Final figures for tourist visitors released

Final figures for tourist visitors released

As expected the 2008 heralded a new record for tourist visits to Panama. The amount, confirmed by the Panama Tourism Authority, was pegged at just short of 1,6 million people during 2008. Jaime Campuzano, president of the Chamber of Tourism, confirmed... (Continue reading)

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Volcan

Volcan

The Chiriqui province of Panama hosts the quaint town of Volcan, which sits on the beautiful scenic highlands of this province. The town and surrounding areas are renowned for the fantastic coffee shops and farms, where coffee, fruits and flowers... (Continue reading)

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Paitilla

Paitilla

One of the finest and most well developed suburbs in Panama City. The suburb of Paitilla has numerous and well developed infrastructure, whilst retaining the Panama charm and commitment to green areas and parks. The area is fully equipped with... (Continue reading)

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Veracruz

Veracruz

Originally known as Camaron, the area was founded in 1934, and later renamed to Vercruz. Wildlife and beauty abound in this area, which has exquisite beaches that are extremely popular amongst locals and tourists over the holidays and weekends. The area... (Continue reading)

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Isla Colon

Isla Colon

The northernmost island in Panama, Isla Colon is situated in the province of Bocas del Toro. The province’s capital, Colon, is situated here and boasts of having an international airport. This airport is the hub of Panama’s national carrier, Air... (Continue reading)

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El Cangrejo

El Cangrejo

This is truly the epicenter of all entertainment and business within Panama City. El Cangrejo offers fine dining, entertainment and great nightlife. The area is central to every need that a tourist, or even the locals, might need. Inclusive in... (Continue reading)

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Panama Canal

Panama Canal

One of the largest man-made canals in the world is the Panama Canal. This canal connects the Pacific Ocean with the Atlantic Ocean. Its construction, although one of the most difficult undertakings, helped replace the traditional route via the Southernmost... (Continue reading)

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David

David

Situated in the province of Chiriqui, the province’s capital city of David is the third largest in Panama. With proximity to both the sea and highlands of the province, David’s economy centers on both agriculture and fisheries. Coffee, sugar and... (Continue reading)

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La Cresta

La Cresta

This residential are is home to several former presidents, dignitaries and affluent individuals, La Cresta is situated in a very exclusive area of the capital, Panama City. Centrally located, the area has easy access to the shopping centers and the... (Continue reading)

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Obarrio

Obarrio

Situated between El Cangrejo and San Francisco, Obarrio is one of the most prestigious areas in Panama City. A mixture of commercial establishments and residential living, Obarrio boasts of numerous stylish boutiques, classy shops, swanky restaurants, modern office buildings, shopping... (Continue reading)

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Punta Pacifica

Punta Pacifica

Situated in one of Panama City’s most exclusive and affluent residential areas, Punta Pacifica is home to the state of the art Hospital Punta Pacifica, one of the most modern medical facilities in Panama. The hospital is affiliated with renowned... (Continue reading)

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Santiago

Santiago

One of the oldest settlements in Panama, the city of Santiago is situated halfway between Panama City and the border of Costa Rica. This city is the capital of the Veraguas province. The city flourished during the Spanish colonial Era,... (Continue reading)

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Panama City

Panama City

Situated in the province of Panama, Panama City is the country’s capital city. The city is the most modern in Panama, with luxury residences, famous international brand names establishing business here, vast parks, numerous high class hotels, shopping centers, restaurants,... (Continue reading)

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Quarry Heights

Quarry Heights

Formerly the nerve center of the US Military Forces, Quarry Heights was reverted back to Panama in 1998. Situated on Ancon Hill, Quarry Heights also served as housing area for various US Commanders situated in the Panamanian region. The area... (Continue reading)

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The Reverted Areas or Canal Zone

The Reverted Areas or Canal Zone

Comprising of 5 miles on either side of the Panama Canal, the Reverted Areas were once home to numerous military officers and personnel. The former Canal Zone was formally turned over to the Panamanian government in 1999. Excellent American-based architecture is... (Continue reading)

Sora

Sora

Around one and a half hour’s drive from Panama City, Sora is a small mountain town set in the highlands of Chame. With a splendid ocean view of the Pacific ocean, Sora offers retirees three valuable considerations, namely cool mountain... (Continue reading)

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Punta Chame

Punta Chame

Barely more than an hour’s drive from Panama City, Punta Chame is popular among tourists for its beaches and various water activities. With a very long stretch of white sand beaches (which would take more than 8 hours to walk... (Continue reading)

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Portobello Panama

Portobello Panama

Founded in the late 15th century, Portobello is situated in the province of Colon, Panama. Its role in Panamanian history is significant, being that Portobello was used as a port for Spanish colonials to store and transfer their vast treasures... (Continue reading)

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Farallon

Farallon

An hour’s drive from Panama City, Farallon is one of the hottest beach destinations for locals and tourists alike. It is easily accessible via the InterAmerican Highway. What used to be a sleepy beach town soon became the talk of... (Continue reading)

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Costa del Este

Costa del Este

Situated in the east portion of the downtown core of Panama City, Costa del Este is one of the city’s most modern neighborhoods, consisting of numerous new residential developments and communities, banks, shopping centers and an industrial park. The 310... (Continue reading)

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Welcome to Bocas de Toro

Welcome to Bocas de Toro

The origin of the name of Bocas Del Toro has been an ongoing debate for hundreds of years, however once you have visited or seen this area you are sure to fall in love with the Bocas Del Toro eco... (Continue reading)

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Panama Tourism – The Figures

Panama Tourism – The Figures

A 19,3% increase in revenue generated from the tourism industry, via what tourists actually spent, was realized in the period January to August of 2008, compared to the same period of 2007. The amount which was spent by tourists was revealed... (Continue reading)

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Panama to expand diplomatic relations

Panama to expand diplomatic relations

Panama is seeking to expand its diplomatic relation base with several countries in Africa and the Middle East. The foreign ministry has reported that a formal request to establish diplomatic ties with Yemen has been received. This bodes well for... (Continue reading)

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The City of David Museum is transferred to the people of David

The City of David Museum is transferred to the people of David

After a long process of requests and petitions, the National Monument of the City of David’s Museum and the land on which it is built, has been transferred to the City of David, by the owner. The Mayor of David has... (Continue reading)

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Brand Panama – launched by Trade and Industry

Brand Panama – launched by Trade and Industry

The proud nation of Panama had their own ‘brand’ launched by the Ministry of Trade and Industry. This brand image will project the true diversity and world class capabilities of the country. Carmen Gisela Vergara, who heads up the Trade and... (Continue reading)

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Bocas Del Toro Real Estate

Bocas Del Toro Real Estate

Natural beauty and bountiful natural resources makes the Bocas del Toro real Estate investment and opportunity, so much more attractive and worthwhile to the investor. Proclaimed as being for the free spirit, the Bocas del Toro area has so much to... (Continue reading)

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Darien Province

Darien Province

By far the largest province in Panama, with a measured area of 16,671 square kilometers, Darien is sparsely inhabited and populated with a mere 40,000 people occupying this vast province.  Darien was officially proclaimed as a province in 1922. The most... (Continue reading)

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Herrera Province

Herrera Province

Considered one of the smallest Panamanian provinces, Herrera is bordered to the north by Cocle, to the south by Los Santos, to the east by Golfo de Parita, and to the west by Veraguas. Located near the coastline, Chitre is... (Continue reading)

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Panama’s Tocumen International Airport

Panama's Tocumen International Airport

Situated 15 miles from Panama City, the Tocumen International Airport is the largest airport in Panama, and currently the busiest airport in Central America, Tocumen utilizes only two runways. Daily flights to 26 major international destinations are processed through this... (Continue reading)

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Santa Catalina

Santa Catalina

Situated on the Chiriqui Gulf of the Veraguas province, Santa Catalina was a secluded fishing village until its discovery by adventurous surfers during the 1970s. It is considered one of the best surfing destinations in all of Central and South... (Continue reading)

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Las Tablas

Las Tablas

The Carnival Capital Just over three hours drive from Panama City, the city of Las Tablas is located in the province of Los Santos situated in the Azuero Peninsula. A faster route would be a 35-minute flight from Chitre plus a... (Continue reading)

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Pedasi

Pedasi

Home of famed French Architect Gilles Saint-Gilles, Pedasi is a charming rural town in the Azuero Peninsula of Panama. Former president Mireya Moscoso transformed her hometown with modern infrastructure, in anticipation of developers who would consider setting up their resorts... (Continue reading)

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Bocas Del Toro Real Estate

Bocas Del Toro Real Estate

Why does Panama make so much sense when it comes to investing in a holiday or retirement home? One of the most popular is Bocas del Toro Real Estate and related investments. Bocas del Toro Real Estate makes great sense due... (Continue reading)

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Festival del Torito Guapo

Festival del Torito Guapo

Anton is home to the traditional folklore festival of the ‘handsome bull’. Anton situated in the Cocle province of Panama is home to this wonderful festival that retains the folkloric practices and traditions at this festival. Started by the initiative of... (Continue reading)

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Tradition and Folklore in Balboa, at Ancon Hill

Tradition and Folklore in Balboa, at Ancon Hill

Besides the myriad of available and well worth seeing tourist attractions in the Republic of Panama, there are a number of other attractions, which although off the beaten track, offer the tourist and visitor memorable and great value when visited. Some... (Continue reading)

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Coronado

Coronado

The golf course, which is a signature course of Tom Fazio, was recently ranked as the number one course in the world is located at the Coronado resort, together with a well equipped equestrian centre and a number of sporting... (Continue reading)

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El Valle

El Valle

Commonly referred to as the inland tropical paradise, which is made up of the fertile volcanic soils of the volcano. El Valle is only 2 hours outside of Panama City and within 20 minutes to the Pacific Coastline, which include areas... (Continue reading)

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Boquete Guide

Boquete Guide

Boquete is the quintessential retirement and tourist destination in the Republic of Panama. Unlike the coastal plains and lower lying regions, Boquete is situated at an elevated altitude which in turn leads to a milder, mountain like climate. Boquete has... (Continue reading)

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The Natives of Panama

The Natives of Panama

When the Spaniards came to the present day area known as Panama in the 16th Century, they encountered various Native American Indian Groups; the main of these included the Kuna, Guaymi, Choco and some other minor native groups. Subsequent to... (Continue reading)

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Bastimentos National Marine Park

Bastimentos National Marine Park

The Bocas del Toro archipelago of islands is home to the national marine park of the island of Bastimentos. Bocas del Toro in itself is one of the main tourist and investment attractions in all of Panama. The mere beauty... (Continue reading)

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Mexican Trade Delegation Arrives in Panama

Mexican Trade Delegation Arrives in Panama

A trade delegation from the state of Jalisco in Mexico is in Panama until the 17th of this month. This delegation was organized by Ministry of Economic Promotion Of Jalisco and endorsed and supported by the Panamanian Ministry of Commerce,... (Continue reading)

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Via Argentina – Panama’s Urban Beauty

Via Argentina – Panama's Urban Beauty

One of the urban areas of  Panama city is the district of Via Argentina. Along the main strip are multitudes of cafes, bars, restaurants and Delis. The area is a major attraction for all sorts of individuals and groups seeking... (Continue reading)

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The Morgan ‘Era’ In Panamanian History

The Morgan ‘Era’ In Panamanian History

Late 16th century saw Panama being known as one of Spain’s richest colonized areas. Gold, pillaged from wealthy Indian nations and even from the fabled Inca Empire, was transported to various counting houses located in Panama. These counting houses, specifically... (Continue reading)

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Safety in Panama from and Expat perspective

Safety in Panama from and Expat perspective

Although it can be said that Panama’s environment is much safer than most Latin American countries, recent events of the past months bore witness to foreign victims of violent crimes. Thus, the question regarding how truly safe it is for... (Continue reading)

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Choosing a mail provider in Panama

Choosing a mail provider in Panama

With efficiency and a lot of options, mail service is often taken for granted in Northern America.  When moving to a foreign country like Panama, this service is not overlooked. There are various choices available to foreigners on how to send... (Continue reading)

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Habibis

Habibis

Turkish influenced, with the opportunity of smoking the shisha pipe; located in Calle Uruguay this modern venue has sufficient space to accommodate both the drinking clientele as well as the diners. The atmosphere lends itself to a mellow backdrop with... (Continue reading)

Health Care in Panama, an overview

Health Care in Panama, an overview

Offshore banks. Panama Canal. Panama Jungle. Sex industry. These are some of the things Panama is famous for. Health Care, however, is not one of them, despite having an efficient nationwide system. In Panama, there are two kinds of health... (Continue reading)

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The Panama Fishing Experience

The Panama Fishing Experience

Panama is surrounded by water, which makes it the ideal destination for the avid sports fisherman. The Pinas Bay area in the Darien region has the most records in game fishing in the world, according to the International Game Fishing... (Continue reading)

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Panama Tourism

Panama Tourism

Panama is enjoying the ongoing effects of a well established and profitable tourism boom. This takes the form of eco tourism, as well as the various historical and cultural attractions that this unique country has to offer. The majority of tourists... (Continue reading)

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Retiring in Panama

Retiring in Panama

There are a number of factors, make retiring in Panama worth investigating. Panama has so much more to offer than merely being a strategically placed country with a canal. The authorities in Panama have embraced foreign investment from a tourism... (Continue reading)

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Miraflores Restaurant

Miraflores Restaurant

The restaurant commands a stunning view of the Miraflores locks and is situated above the visitors centre. It has received rave reviews from various publications, where one has the opportunity of dining in a 5 star setting whilst watching these... (Continue reading)

Fishing and Sailing in Panama

Fishing and Sailing in Panama

Panama has countless opportunities of fishing and sailing, due to its classic geographical nature and location. One has the choice of the more Caribbean Sea or the tropical blue ocean of the Pacific, to the south of Panama. There are a... (Continue reading)

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Museums and History in Panama

Museums and History in Panama

Panama is jam packed with historical tales, from the indigenous native Indian people, to the early settlement and exploration of the Spanish explorers and the subsequent pirate raids and attacks. Panama has numerous ruins and museums to communicate these times... (Continue reading)

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Greenhouse – Lounge and Café

Greenhouse – Lounge and Café

The venue offers a sophisticated gracious experience with facilities of smoking and non smoking, as well as a beautiful outdoor terrace – the establishment has three venues located in El Cangrejo, Bella Vista and Puerto de Cruceros (Colon). The simple... (Continue reading)

La Posta

La Posta

La Posta provides International cuisine, with freshly homemade bread from their wood burning oven, along with homemade pastas, and freshly supplied seafood. The prices are reasonable from average to the higher end, but the food, service and ambience is superior. The... (Continue reading)

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Shopping in Panama

Shopping in Panama

If one is going to Panama for the shopping experience, you will have to start with the Colon Trade Free Zone, the second largest trade free zone in the world after Hong Kong. This expansive area has products to suit... (Continue reading)

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Chiriqui

Chiriqui

Chiriqui Province The most south western province of Panama, bordering with Costa Rica on the west, Bocas del Toro to the north and Veraguas to the east. The province has full exposure to the Pacific Ocean to the south via the... (Continue reading)

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The Nightlife in Panama City

The Nightlife in Panama City

With the signaling of the end of the day, the preparations for the night begin, Panama City isn’t nicknamed the Miami of the South for nothing. Panamanians are known for their love of late nights and the perpetual party. From... (Continue reading)

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The History of Panama

The History of Panama

The regions history can be traced many thousands of years, and after archaelogical digs and finds, it was established that Central Panama was the site of some of the first pottery making villages in the Americas, an example of the... (Continue reading)

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Los Santos

Los Santos

Los Santos Province Located entirely on the south eastern side of the Azuero Peninsula, it is Panama’s 3rd largest, with the provincial capital being Las Tablas. The province is world famous for its carnivals which include the Festival Nacional de la... (Continue reading)

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Veraguas

Veraguas

Veraguas Province Veraguas is located in between Cocle province to the East and Chiriqui to the West, a portion of the province is taken up by the politically autonomous province of Ngobe Bugle. It is centrally located towards the west of... (Continue reading)

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La Bodeguita

La Bodeguita

Located in Calle Uruguay, this Cuban influenced venue must be seen to be believed. From the outside it doesn’t seem to offer much, however, once inside you will feel at home in the salsa dancing venue. One will have the chance... (Continue reading)

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Rincon Suizo

Rincon Suizo

European cuisine par excellence. Chef Owner Diggelman runs a classy operation that provides award winning fare and service, one has the choice of varying European preparation styles and a wine list that is almost beyond compare. The wine list has received... (Continue reading)

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El Trapiche

El Trapiche

Local cuisine at its best, in portion, preparation and price. El Trapiche is the perfect gathering place, where the vibe is that of the Panamanian Capital. Tables on the terrace as well as indoors are available. Service is attended by... (Continue reading)

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Masala Indian Cuisine

Masala Indian Cuisine

This truly authentic Indian venue, complete with décor and eating utensils is a must for those who enjoy this Indian cuisine. The restaurant offers a variety of this specialist cuisine and the following have been recommended; Murgh Shahi Korma, Sabzi Samoosa,... (Continue reading)

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Nature in Panama

Nature in Panama

Panama, to put it simply is the nature lovers’ paradise. The country is host to over 900 species of bird species alone, this is more than all bird species in the United States and Canada combined. The isthmus of Panama... (Continue reading)

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Will Florida attract the boomers

Will Florida attract the boomers

We are talking about hundreds of billions of dollars, which drive the “mailbox economy” of the nation and the world around. Owing these mail checks solely to the increasing numbers of boomers turning old, there is a situation to consider... (Continue reading)

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Panama City

Panama City

Cuidad de Panama makes an ideal, centrally located locale for your base when visiting the Republic of Panama. The city is located on the pacific entrance to the Panama Canal, and is the capital of Panama as well as the... (Continue reading)

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Isla Bastimentos

Isla Bastimentos

Isla Bastimentos – a scenic area of beauty, including the Bastimentos National Park, the island sports fantastic beaches, inlets and coves all around. They have a beach named, Red Frog Beach, named after the poisonous red frog, endemic to this... (Continue reading)

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Carti-sugtupu

Carti-sugtupu

Carti-sugtupu – a fairly well established infrastructure this island is predominantly reliable on the tourism trade, with the cruise ships often anchoring just off the shores of this beautiful paradise. There is an array of Kuna arts and crafts available... (Continue reading)

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Ailigandi

Ailigandi

Ailigandi – located off the north eastern coast of the Panamanian mainland in the Caribbean Sea. This island forms part of the Kuna Yala, of the indigenous Kuna people. The island is inhabited by a calculated 1800 people. One of... (Continue reading)

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El Porvenir

El Porvenir

El Porvenir – the Seat of the Kuna Yala – the autonomous territories of the indigenous Kuna people, is located on this island off the central northern coast of Panama, in the Caribbean Sea. Besides the administrative centre for the... (Continue reading)

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Nalunega

Nalunega

Nalunega – a neighboring island of the El Porvenir Island, this is a prime example of the organized cultural traits of the descendants of the Carib Indians, or the Kuna. A beautiful meeting hall is located on the island where... (Continue reading)

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Contadora

Contadora

 Contadora – an island located within the Archipelago de las Perlas, off the coast of Panama in the Gulf of Panama. It is the fifth largest of Panama’s Islands, and has its own regional airport. This island is an extremely... (Continue reading)

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Nargana

Nargana

Nargana – also known as Yandup in the Kuna language, is a small island located off the northern coast of Panama. Most inhabitants are bilingual and speak Spanish and the Kuna language. Narana falls within the autonomous Kuna Yala, the... (Continue reading)

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San Blas

San Blas

San Blas – this group of islands, located off the north eastern coast of Panama, in the Gulf of Darien, consist of over 360 coral islands. The islands used to be known as the Mulatas Islands, and the indigienous inhabitants... (Continue reading)

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Isla Coiba

Isla Coiba

Coiba – which served as a penal colony, until 2004, is located as in the Gulf of Chiriqui, located on the Pacific side of Panama, and to the west of the Azuero Peninsula. The island retains a preserved natural state... (Continue reading)

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Cocle

Cocle

Cocle Province Cocle is a central province of Panama, with access to the Gulf of Panama to the South and surrounded by the provinces of Herrera, Verguas, Colon and Panama; to the South, West, North, and East respectively. The provincial capital... (Continue reading)

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Herrera

Herrera

Herrera Province is located at the ‘top’ of the Azuero Peninsula – which juts out into the Pacific Ocean. The province neighbors Cocle to the North, Verguas to the North and the West, and Los Santos to the South East.... (Continue reading)

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Darien

Darien

Darien Panama The largest province of Panama formed in 1922, is located in the South Eastern end of Panama. The province is shared with the politically autonomous territories of the native Embera and Wounaan Indians; who have gained the legal right... (Continue reading)

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Panama Casinos

Panama Casinos

Great deals at Panama casinos Located in Central America, the country of Panama consists of eleven cities which are home to a lot of big casinos. With Panama allowing only three forms of legal gambling – pari-mutuel betting, horse racing and... (Continue reading)

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Trump Casinos

Trump Casinos

Trump Eyes Panama Trump name has always been synonymous with luxury and power.  Trump hotels can be seen everywhere in the United States with casinos and all the modern amenities.  So, what is so important with this new one that it... (Continue reading)

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Major Hilton Expansion over the Caribbean

Major Hilton Expansion over the Caribbean

Hilton Hotels Corporation announces today their expansion campaign to quadruple its existence in Latin America and Caribbean by adding many hotels to their portfolio scheduled to start over the next 5 years. The company reveals a development structure of dedicated staff,... (Continue reading)

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Panama

Panama is a privileged country within Latin America . It is fast becoming a preferred location for a second or retirement home for North Americans. For its citizens, Panama is one of the top three of Latin American countries for... (Continue reading)

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The Azuero Peninsula

The Azuero Peninsula

Located in the south of Panama, the Azuero Peninsula has the Pacific Ocean to the south and west and the Gulf of Panama east. The peninsula speaks of the traditional folklore of Panama, mostly of Spanish descent but diversified by... (Continue reading)

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Statistical Data on Environmental Agency

Statistical Data on Environmental Agency

In 2008, ANAM (Autoridad Nacional del Ambiente Anam) has received a total of 814 applications for their environmental impact studies or EIA.  According to statistics provided by the agency, they have approved 598 of them. So far, the most number of... (Continue reading)

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Protecting Panama from Yellow Fever

Protecting Panama from Yellow Fever

Panama will now require Yellow Fever vaccinations for people entering the country.  Everyone is required except for the very young visitors and for people who is contraindicated with the shot due to medical reasons.  To be excused, one must present... (Continue reading)

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Temptation Island, Panama’s Secrets

Temptation Island, Panama’s Secrets

Canoeist, John Darwin, is not alone in his preference of hideaway haven – Panama.  Not only does Panama offer 300 plus days of full sunshine amidst North and South America, it also has the lure of secrecy.  To start a... (Continue reading)

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Nikki Beach Panama

Nikki Beach Panama

Nikki Beach Panama, the sexist place in the World. Find out more about units in Nikki Beach, Nikki Beach Condo Hotel and Nikki Beach Panama city. The Nikki Beach Condo Hotel, Playa Blanca will include a 11,000 m²Beach Club with many amenities that... (Continue reading)

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HARD ROCK HOTEL PANAMA

HARD ROCK HOTEL PANAMA

Hard Rock Hotel is adding a new addition right in the middle of beautiful Panama.  The destination resort promised to incorporate cutting edge amenities.  This iconic contemporary architecture will join nine of the currently operating Hard Rock Hotels worldwide. This addition... (Continue reading)

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